Posted by PAM on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 6:58pm.
I is +5 in IO3^-
B is correct.
What's the problem with C?
Al^3+ + 3e ==> Al is one half cell
The other one is
2IO3^- + 10 e + 12H^+ = I2 +6H2O
I assume an acid solution.
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